Receptors as Supramolecular Entities

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ADVANCES IN THE BIOSCIENCES, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Symposia in Neuroscience, Page v, Giovanni Biggio, Erminio Costa
PREFACE: Receptors as Supramolecular Entities, Pages vii-viii, Giovanni Biggio, Erminio Costa, G.L. Gessa, P.F. Spano
Acknowledgements, Page ix
Introduction, Page xv
Radioligand Binding Studies of Dopamine Receptors in the Central Nervous System, Pages 1-50, I. Creese, A.L. Morrow, M.W. Hamblin, S.E. Leff, D.R. Sibley
Inhibitory Coupling of Dopamine Receptors to Adenylate Cyclase in Rat Anterior Pituitary, Pages 51-59, P. Onali, J.P. Schwartz, E. Costa
Possible Functional Meaning of the Coexistence of Monoamines and Peptides in the Same Neurons. A Study on the Interactions Between Cholecystokinin-8 and Dopamine in the Brain, Pages 61-70, L.F. Agnati, K. Fuxe, K. Andersson, T. Hokfelt, L. Skirboll, F. Benfenati, N. Battistini, L. Calza
Behavioral Effects of Prolactin: The Involvement of Brain Dopamine, Pages 71-85, F. Drago, J.M. van Ree, B. Bohus, U. Scapagnini, D. de Wied
DA Autoreceptors in the Substantia Nigra: Their Involvement in the Control of Nigral DA Synthesis, Pages 87-93, A. Argiolas, M.R. Melis, F. Fadda, G.L. Gessa
Modifications of Dopamine Receptors in Rat Striatum After Chronic Administration of L-Dopa, Pages 95-101, M. Cimino, M. Lipartiti, G. Vantini, S. Algeri
D2 Receptors Modulating Dopamine Synthesis in Striatal Synaptosomes, Pages 103-112, A.H. Tissari
Evidence Against the D1 and D2 Dopamine Receptor Hypothesis: Studies with Sulpiride, Pages 113-129, G.N. Woodruff, J.A. Poat, S.B. Freedman
Sulpiride and Other Benzamides as Specific Antagonists at the D2 Dopamine Receptor, Pages 131-138, P.F. Spano, E. Carboni, L. Garau, M. Memo, S. Govoni, M. Trabucchi
Estrogen Modulation of Dopamine Autoreceptors, Pages 139-146, F. Bernardi, M.P. Piccardi, A. Bocchetta, G.U. Corsini
Activation of Dopaminergic Neurons by Sulpiride, Pages 147-153, G.P. Mereu
Functional Similarities Between Benzamides and Other Neuroleptics, Pages 155-170, B. Zivkovic, P. Worms, B. Scatton, J. Dedek, A. Oblin, K.G. Lloyd, G. Bartholini
Behavioral and Biochemical Effects in the Adult Rat After Prolonged Postnatal Administration of Cataleptogenic and Non-cataleptogenic Neuroleptics, Pages 171-178, V. Cuomo, R. Cagiano, I. Mocchetti, E. Coen, F. Cattabeni, G. Racagni
Biochemical Pharmacology of Dopamine Neurons Innervating the Neurointermediate Lobe of Pituitary Gland, Pages 179-185, L. Annunziato, F. Cerrito, S. Balzamo
Substituted Benzamide Drugs as Selective Agents for Distinguishing Cerebral Dopamine Receptor Sub-types, Pages 187-211, P. Jenner, C.D. Marsden
The Supramolecular Organization of Receptors for Gamma-aminobutyric Acid (GABA), Pages 213-235, E. Costa
Neurochemical Indices of GABA Utilization in the Nigro-striatal System, Pages 237-252, K. Gale, M. Casu
Role of GABAergic Mechanisms Within Cerebellar Nucleus Fastigii in the Control of Posture and in the Mechanism of Action of Benzodiazepines, Pages 253-265, A. Imperato, F. Nicoletti, B. Piacente, G. Canonico, G. Di Chiara
Age-induced Loss of the Functional Link Between Benzodiazepine and GABA Binding Sites in the Rat Retina, Pages 267-272, G. Biggio, P. Guarneri, M.G. Corda, A. Concas, M. Salis, G. Calderini, G. Toffano
Effects of Inhibitors of GABA Metabolism and Transport on GABA Output from the Cerebral Cortex, Pages 273-279, F. Moroni, A. Mulas, G. Moneti, R. Corradetti, G. Pepeu
Distribution and Circadian Variations of GABA in Hypothalamic Areas Regulating Food Intake, Pages 281-287, E. Coen, F. Cattabeni, J. Blundell
An Electroencephalographic Analysis of the Convulsant Benzodiazepine 1,3-dihydro-5-methyl-2-H-1,4-benzodiazepine-2-one (Ro 5-3663), Pages 289-293, S. Sagratella, M. Massotti
3H-diazepam Binding and Interaction Between GABA and Benzodiazepine Binding Sites in Different Brain Regions of Aged Rats, Pages 295-300, A.C. Bonetti, G. Calderini, G. Aldinio, M.A. Balzano, B. Di Perri, G. Toffano
Opiate Receptors and Their Ligands, Pages 301-319, E.J. Simon
Evidence that Serotinin Modulates Opiate Neuronal Activity in Striatum, Pages 321-328, L. Dellavedova, M. Parenti, A. Groppetti
Bestatin: A Selective and Potent Inhibitor of Enkephalin Aminopeptidase, Pages 329-333, A. Carenzi, F. Casacci, E. Morpurgo, D. Della Bella
Effect of Two Modified Met-enkephalins on the EGG and Behavior of Rats and Rabbits, Pages 335-342, F. Aloisi, A. Pezzola, A. Scotti de Carolis
Acute Tolerance to and Dependence Upon Opioid Peptides in Single Spinal, Striatal and Cortical Neurons of Rats, Pages 343-350, W. Zieglgansberger, J.P. Fry, J.T. Williams
A Potent Aphrodisiac Drug Combination: Naloxone and N-n-Propyl-Norapomorphine, Pages 351-357, F. Ferrari, G. Baggio
Histamine Receptors and Actions in Mammalian Brain, Pages 359-420, J.C. Schwartz, T.T. Quach, M. Garbarg
Effect of Adenosine and ATP on Acetylcholine Release from Brain Slices, Pages 421-425, F. Pedata, L. Beani, C. Bianchi, G. Pepeu
Noradrenaline Receptor Subtypes: Their Role in the Modulation of the Release of the Neurotransmitter, Pages 427-444, S.Z. Langer
Failure of Prolactin to Inhibit Sexual Behavior in the Male Rat, Pages 445-451, W. Fratta, P. Falaschi, L. Napoli-Farris, A. Rocco, R. D\'Urso, T. Buongiorno, G.L. Gessa
Antidepressants: Effects on Adrenal Activity and Brain Glucocorticoid Binding, Pages 453-459, F.R. Patacchioli, S. Scaccianoce, E. Martucci, M. Capasso, L. Angelucci
Physiological and Pharmacological Modulation of Hypothalamic Prolactin Receptors, Pages 461-469, R. Di Carlo, G. Muccioli, E. Genazzani
Interaction Between ACTH and Beta-endorphin at the CNS Level, Pages 471-476, W. Fratta, A. Bertolini, G.L. Gessa